radiusvector

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by radiusvector 3mo ago
Did she debunk that article that was around microplastics in human testicles?
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by radiusvector 10mo ago
New Jersey has launched an updated Energy Master Plan targeting 100% clean electricity by 2035 and significant reductions in climate pollution, building on previous initiatives.
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Show HN: Clarion – AI system that rejects 97% of news into a high-signal digest(clarion.today)
2 points by radiusvector 11mo ago|1 comments
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by radiusvector 11mo ago
I will look to fix those things. Care to share feedback here? Thanks
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Show HN: Clarion: An AI-powered news curator emphasizing clarity over chaos(clarion.today)
2 points by radiusvector 11mo ago|2 comments
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by radiusvector 3y ago
Sure. A trade can be decomposed into entry and exit criteria. Only trade when you have an edge, i.e your model suggests that there is a higher probability of an outcome in your favor rather than a pure coin toss - either in entry or in exit
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by radiusvector 3y ago
I'm a trader who runs a couple of profitable strategies. You can generate alpha by implementing quantitative (or discretionary) strategies as long as you adhere to the basic principles of profitable trading with a strong emphasis on ri
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by radiusvector 3y ago
Meanwhile Marc Andreesen thinks technology is going to solve everything forever and for everyone
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by radiusvector 7y ago
Wow, Sundar is truly phenomenal.
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Bob Iger resigns from Apple’s board ahead of Apple TV+ and Disney+ launches
1 points by radiusvector 7y ago|0 comments
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by radiusvector 7y ago
Where's the profit part? How did you monetize stolen data?
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by radiusvector 7y ago
> MBA ideas of an economic moat - lock-in, stickiness, etc - are "dark patterns". Dramatic statement. I am an SWE and an MBA. There are merits to thinking about every aspect of the business. Tech/Product is just one - an i
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by radiusvector 8y ago
Strategy discussion aside, a 4% risk of ruin is not “low” by any means. A sophisticated investor would never accept.
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by radiusvector 8y ago
> a deflationary currency means that you're better off holding it than investing it. It is ridiculous to assume that any artificially designed deflationary digital asset will produce long term returns greater than an index like SPY,
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by radiusvector 8y ago
Just the deflationary nature of a currency isn't enough to destabilize cycles. Cycles run on credit-worthiness, or how likely is someone to return x% return in the future on an investment made today. Compared to the Fed, which makes ar
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by radiusvector 8y ago
The "currency" use-case has not proliferated or reached adoption at a scale (by any measure) that would make it a worthy medium of exchange, which fundamentally is the definition of a currency.
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by radiusvector 8y ago
I think the analogy with FB might be interesting, but intrinsically inaccurate. The value people get from FB is related to the value of other people being on the network, but there is an intrinsic value drived from the different use cases o
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by radiusvector 8y ago
Hopefully a lot? The SolarCity acquisition seemed shoddy to begin with.
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by radiusvector 8y ago
Interestingly, I see a pattern of a strong anti-network effect in play. Network effects are premised on the value of the network increasing in value as more users join. By definition then, the value of the network drops as people drop off.
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by radiusvector 8y ago
My Uncle is a researcher and has one of those famous checks from Knuth for pointing out an error in the book. Needless to say, he never intends on cashing it in, and treats it like a little trophy.
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by radiusvector 8y ago
This just feels like propaganda from the meat industry. For every bit of scientific research touting the demerits of industrial-scale farming, the meat industry is incentivized to fight back.
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Analyzing YC's top 100 companies by year (vintage)(medium.com)
1 points by radiusvector 8y ago|0 comments
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by radiusvector 8y ago
Cohort by year. From the wine industry.
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by radiusvector 8y ago
Analyzed in depth - https://sridharsmusic.com/analyzing-ycs-top-100-companies-li...
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by radiusvector 8y ago
Agreed. I just did a deep dive on this data - https://sridharsmusic.com/analyzing-ycs-top-100-companies-li...
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Analyzing YC's Top 100 Companies List by Vintage(sridharsmusic.com)
2 points by radiusvector 8y ago|0 comments
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Streams of value(sridharsmusic.com)
2 points by radiusvector 8y ago|0 comments
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by radiusvector 8y ago
Could you give me a concrete example? To me, it sounds like you are describing a naked short call, or a short put. It is not a spread. By definition, spreads have limited risk, and limited rewards. The four main types of spreads. Take a loo
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by radiusvector 8y ago
How can you "wipe out" your account if you don't close a spread? AFAIK Robinhood does not allow for naked calls/puts or selling strangles without a collateral upfront.
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by radiusvector 9y ago
'Pushing out' by using superior innovation/market advantages? Or by currying favor with the governments of the world? In effect, creating that monopolistic structure. FB is very clearly in the latter camp. That is communism.

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